Votes should be on the mailing lists so we can keep a running tally.
You can leave feedback for me on any of the numbered submissions and
I'll just relay them to the logo designer in 99designs - you don't
have to wait for the contest to end.  (And yes, you can vote for a
logo but say stuff like "I think the color should be foo instead" - it
is easy for the designer to come up with a few color variations).

The best way to go about this is to vote for the logo style/theme
first and foremost - colors and fonts can be changed easily.

And thanks for your feedback - this is exactly the kind of stuff we
should be talking about and brainstorming on :)

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 10:59 AM, Tauren Mills <tau...@tauren.com> wrote:
> Great idea Les, and thanks to your employer for the contribution!
>
> I've used 99designs before and it really helps to give the designers
> feedback and rate each design during the contest. I see that you are
> already rating them. But I'm curious how or if you are going to get
> community feedback to the designers before the contest is over. It's
> too bad there isn't some way to do a "community vote" on 99designs so
> that the community could participate in the rating of each design.  I
> wonder if crowdspring.com has that feature?
>
> So should we just cast our votes via email? Should we give feedback
> before the contest is over, or wait until it has completed?
>
> At the moment, in order of preference, I like designs #97, #9 (but in
> blue not red), #183, and #165.  Blue seems like a better choice to me
> than red, as it seems more soothing and trustworthy. Red seems like
> you'll be putting out fires.  I like #183 when it is small, but not so
> much the large version, as the lines don't seem to line up too well.
> If it was cleaned up, I might like it better. I really do NOT like all
> the ones that contain a floppy disk icon.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Tauren
>
>
> On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Les Hazlewood <l...@hazlewood.com> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> My employer has authorized me to sponsor a logo design contest on
>> 99designs.com for a new Apache Shiro logo:
>>
>> http://99designs.com/logo-design/contests/amazing-logo-needed-global-software-project-44769?orderby=rating
>>
>> There are 3 days remaining for submissions.  Votes may continue to be
>> held for 7 days thereafter.
>>
>> The winner will be awarded $295.00 USD (via 99designs.com) and the
>> logo will be immediately donated to the ASF where it will be available
>> under the Apache 2.0 license.
>>
>> If you don't wish to enter the contest - and don't want a shot at some
>> free $ ;) - you can alternatively submit logo designs to this Jira
>> issue:
>>
>> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHIRO-171
>>
>> Any new logo chosen will be based 100% on the Shiro community's votes.
>>  The logo with the most votes wins!
>>
>> Les
>>
>> -----
>> The reason for the contest:  We have had a number of issues with the
>> old logo: we can't find the old .psd files to modify to meet ASF
>> naming requirements, and we also haven't been able to contact the
>> designer we've used years ago to help.  Also, the existing logo was
>> not designed by a person with a CLA on file with the ASF, so there is
>> gray area as to its use now that we're a part of Apache.  By hosting a
>> competition, the community can vote on their favorite, in classic ASF
>> fashion.
>>
>

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